Growing Well

Planning for a child can be seemingly difficult for some couples, yet easier for some. There isn’t a magic formula on how to conceive, but there are some tips that can help you increase the chance of pregnancy.

Find out how your baby grows, week by week, through the process of pregnancy. Subscribe to our Nestlé Start Well Stay Well YouTube channel now!

Amazing news! You’re expecting your first child. But what can you do to emotionally prepare for parenthood? Practice these five easy steps before becoming a mom and you’ll be as ready as you can be for life with a little one when your bundle of joy finally arrives. 

Suffering from first trimester anxiety? You’re not alone, 1 in 10 pregnant women experience this pregnancy symptom in their first trimester. Here’s how to keep the feelings under control.

Giving birth is a difficult, painful experience that marks the beginning of a new happy, exciting adventure, even more so for a mom who’s experiencing it for the first time. For parents expecting a first child, you may be unsure of what to expect when you’re close to labour.

Back pain would have become quite familiar to you after nine months of pregnancy.

Looking after our teeth is a lifelong undertaking so it helps to get off to a good start. Brush up on our top tips for children’s dental care, including when to take your little one to the dentist, to keep your toddler’s cheeky smile healthy and bright.

A safe Environment For Learning. Your little one is learning to walk, climb and run! Your child is now getting more and more active, using his senses and newfound mobility to experience the world around him.

How do you help your child sleep through the night?. Good sleeping habits help healthy growth

How does your little one see the world around him? When your child is born, he will finally discover his new world. 

As a parent, you always want your child to have the best. Be it being in the best of health, or in development, we strive to raise children to their fullest potential.

Your child needs different nutrients for growth and development. While each one is important, there are three major nutrients that you need to know right now - proteins, carbohydrates and fat.

We know protein is a vital part of a growing child’s diet. It doesn’t just build up muscle; it also makes up the cells in the organs of the body, as well as maintains proper body functions.